Army Thread 13th September

[one2many]

Army Thread 13th September

Ok, not both lol....

[Opal]

Army Thread 13th September

Hello JC and Stirly. I think I will go and get dressed, Finally as the wee man looks like he is going to stay asleep this time. Might even get some work done. have a great day all and I'll chat to you all later.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 13th September

Hi cirly wirly stirly girly, sorry missed you first time round.

Arrrrgh not milk, you'll have curdled puke.

[Popeye]

Army Thread 13th September

Hi Opal
It's a private let from a cousin. The social pay ?540 a month so she'll need to look after it. It's newly decorated and the oldest two started writing on the walls of the last place. She'll need to keep her wits about her. My daughter's partially sighted and they know they can do things and it'll take a while before she finds out and then they just blame each other. Darla grassed her brother up last time they were here for playing with Susan's lipstick, not realising that the evidence was plastered all over her face.

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 13th September

Popeye;958117 wrote: and they have enough room for the next one as well.
Her kitchen's four times the size of mine, but then she's got nearly four times the people to feed.

That sounds wonderful. I wish I had a big kitchen..:upset:
How many children do they have? I wish I had grandchildren too...:upset::upset::upset: Okay, I can do without the kitchen if I get grandkids. But i want them soon. Now. Yesterday actually...

[one2many]

Army Thread 13th September

She is asking for food now...maybe dry toast?

[Popeye]

Army Thread 13th September

Hi JC...and stirly girly wirly

[one2many]

Army Thread 13th September

Popeye;958127 wrote: Hi Opal
It's a private let from a cousin. The social pay ?540 a month so she'll need to look after it. It's newly decorated and the oldest two started writing on the walls of the last place. She'll need to keep her wits about her. My daughter's partially sighted and they know they can do things and it'll take a while before she finds out and then they just blame each other. Darla grassed her brother up last time they were here for playing with Susan's lipstick, not realising that the evidence was plastered all over her face.

:H:H:H

God she has her hands full!

[one2many]

Army Thread 13th September

stirly-girly;958128 wrote: That sounds wonderful. I wish I had a big kitchen..:upset:
How many children do they have? I wish I had grandchildren too...:upset::upset::upset: Okay, I can do without the kitchen if I get grandkids. But i want them soon. Now. Yesterday actually...

You will get them hon and you will be the best Grandma ever oh and the sexiest one too...

[Popeye]

Army Thread 13th September

stirly-girly;958128 wrote: That sounds wonderful. I wish I had a big kitchen..:upset:
How many children do they have? I wish I had grandchildren too...:upset::upset::upset: Okay, I can do without the kitchen if I get grandkids. But i want them soon. Now. Yesterday actually...

She's got three under four and another due in April....quite a handful.
They are a joy, especially when they kiss goodbye and go home

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 13th September

It's like the time I asked the daughter and her wee friend if they'd been playing with scissors.

Noooooooooo they both said.

Then where are your fringes and why is there blond hair all over the bedroom floor, I said

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 13th September

one2many;958132 wrote: You will get them hon and you will be the best Grandma ever oh and the sexiest one too...

:H:H:H Thanks Oney. I really really do want to be a Grandma soon but I think I will be a little strict with them as I was with my kids. There are a couple of kids who come to play with a little girl who lives in our apt. building and they are spoiled rotten. No respect for elders and stuff like that. All kids can be bold at times but I'm talking about kids that never listen, always talk back and are downright rude. All at the tender age of 6!! Not the kids' fault surely. Kids need to have boundaries. Without them, they are lost and it's up to us to let them know how far they can go and stop them gently but firmly when they start to overstep those boundaries. Okay, sermon over for today. Back to the housework. Have a lovely pot of spaghetti sauce on the stove and the house smells wonderful.

[one2many]

Army Thread 13th September

Lmao JC, Ava did that too...twice.

Pops, fair play to Susan, that is a bloody hard job....she must be a great mother.

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 13th September

Popeye;958134 wrote: She's got three under four and another due in April....quite a handful.
They are a joy, especially when they kiss goodbye and go home

Oh my good Lord!!! :shocked: I only had two and they were 2-1/2 years apart and I had my hands full. Lordy, I'd have gone quite mad with that many little ones. And so close together in age. Good for her being able to cope and still have her wits about her....

[one2many]

Army Thread 13th September

stirly-girly;958136 wrote: :H:H:H Thanks Oney. I really really do want to be a Grandma soon but I think I will be a little strict with them as I was with my kids. There are a couple of kids who come to play with a little girl who lives in our apt. building and they are spoiled rotten. No respect for elders and stuff like that. All kids can be bold at times but I'm talking about kids that never listen, always talk back and are downright rude. All at the tender age of 6!! Not the kids' fault surely. Kids need to have boundaries. Without them, they are lost and it's up to us to let them know how far they can go and stop them gently but firmly when they start to overstep those boundaries. Okay, sermon over for today. Back to the housework. Have a lovely pot of spaghetti sauce on the stove and the house smells wonderful.

I cannot bear that either..I am strict with my kids too and have been complmented on their manners etc, it is second nature to them now.

They can be naughty tho, you know silly, bold stuff but I am very proud of their behaviour around others.